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... Majesty's arrival, and they were heard for miles around. Before the castle Ilerrenhausen, now the Royal Pake?, die Guard Light Infantry were drawn form crescent, and they die first King Hanover who ever visited Hanover widi military honours and sincere After ...
... company at the mouth of the river, Ptt s ;Y bi n e of the tide. When that arrived, they came N wen', eautifully before a light sea-breeze. Numerous ttojah t - s. ‘ out to meet them, some to the distance of four or eit i l the successful tars were not ...
... Posseased of the iichest language in Europe, they present to themselves the picture of their own feelings in the strongest f light; satisfied witis themselves, they are not clamorous from I without. I I CASSEL, WEDNESDAY EVENING. a His Majesty took leave ...
... who retires; Capt. John Grey, from the 10th Light Diagoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Hankin; Cornet John Fre- derick Sales Clarke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trot- ter, promoted in the 19th Light Dragoons ; Charles Sergison Smith. Gent, to ...
... obvious. The mysterious affair in the Bois tie Boulogne is again noticed in these Papers, but manner which dees not throw much light on the subject. According to this new version, the individual, who appears to have been the sole actor in the plot, is said ...
... Onl, in this countyitilfeisr NolnajceshtaydLesouhsuXSV!thHle- Sable, Captain graciously t . O co in his c Majesty's 60th Light Infantry Regiment, the Cross 0f the Royal Order of the Legion cif Honour. A Provincial Battalion of 500 men, under Colonel Calvcr ...
... who retires: Capt. John Grey, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Major. by purchase, vice Hankin : Cornet John Frederick Sales Clarke, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trotter, promoted in the 19th Light Dragoons: Charles Sergison Smith, Gent. to be ...
... exchanges. Lieutenant W ~tli' White, frorn half pay 24th' Light Dra. Y goons. to be Lieutenant, vice John Delancey Allingham, wbo exchanges, rrceivinot the difcreuce,. I 2ih Regiment of Light Dragcons, C aptain 0. F. Erskine to be Major, by Pn.r.rase ...
... CORN RETURNS. BY the 51st George 11. c. 30, any Person, being Dealer in irn for Sale, or for ihe Sale of Meal. Flour Malt, or Bread made ihereof, who shall niolect to ake'a Ketnrn, shall make false Relurn of the Quantities or Prices any sort of Corn, ...
... from the lOtl Light Dragoons, to Major by purchase, vice Hankin. Cornet John IVedir.ck Sties Clarke, Lieutenant, pmch.i-vc, vice 'Trotter, promoted in the 19lh Dragoons. —Clmms Smith, Gent, to Cornet, by purchase, vice Clarke. Regiment Light Dragoons—Lieutenant ...
... in his 23d year, Ensign Johnson, of the .51st regiment, son of the Itev. Chas. Johnson, of SoUth Stoke, near Bath. Oct. 2i , at the Cape of Good Hope, Capt. Rob. John DAMS, of the 19th regiment of Native Infantry. Dec. 28, at St. Leonard's, Bucks, aged ...
... common bugle, now in use. It having been found that the sword now used by Officers of Infantry is of little or no use, it is intended t to adopt the Light Infantry sabre throughout the service. I REFUGE FORt 'tuE HosousELrss.-'T'e Geittlemess forming ...